Here is a short bit [after the jump] of the pilot David and I shot for HBO a few months ago. HBO was AWESOME to let us shoot it, and we are the ones who nixed going forward with the show...however-
-We all had such a good time that David and I are working on a new show that will let us kick ass. I put this video up because I think it kicks ass. I know you are missing story here...basically Zach Galifianakis plays an annoying old friend of David's who chances upon his house just when the house is being used to tape an episode of "Good Morning, Predator". Zach's character, LAME, has a shitty song he loves to sing to everyone and he does so here, completely oblivious to the fact that he is being labeled a predator. He's so happy to be on TV, that that is all that matters. It's a funny song, and cool video. Enjoy. (OH, and once again, HBO didn't nix the show, WE did...so don't get mad at them. They are on our side and we're hoping to work with them in the future - hopefully the near future).

Watch the clip from David's Situation after the jump....

British comedian Russell Brand will be playing the Manhattan Center's Grand Ballroom on March 12th. Tickets go on sale this Friday at noon.

Brand will finally see the North American release of his memoir, My Booky Wook: A Memoir of Sex, Drugs, and Stand-Up, on March 10th. The book was originally published in November 2007 around Europe. In October of last year, Harper Collins published Brand's other previously relased book in the States called Articles of Faith, a collection of the column he writes of footie for The Guardian. These two books were picked up by the publisher for about $2,500,000!!!

This past November, Brand filmed a one-hour special for Comedy Central at The Museo del Barrio in Harlem that is expected to air in March.

So the March 12th stand-up date coincides with a whole publicity tour for the comedian.

After years of back and forth, MTV will finally release "The State" Complete Series on DVD on July 14th, 2009.

When "The State" released Season One on iTunes, a big complaint was that they had to replace virtually all the music they originally used because they could not afford the rights to the songs they used when the show originally aired on MTV. Now that MTV will be putting out the DVDs, I wonder if they DVD's will feature their original soundtrack. (Big thanks to Bumpershine)

She also starred in the legendary disaster The Star Wars Holiday Special.

David Wain's online sketch show began it's fourth season on May 7th. To celebrate this festive ocassion, David Wain is bringint the show to the stage at 92nsStYTribeca.

Join us for Wainy Days Live, presented by My Damn Channel and hosted by David Wain. The night features a live musical performance from Amy Miles, guests from past and upcoming episodes, including Paul Rudd and Michelle Federer, plus a live version of a Wainy Days episode with cast Matt Ballard, A.D. Miles and Zandy Hartig. Stick around for a debut screening of the Season Four premiere and an exclusive sneak preview of an upcoming episode.

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Dennis, Deandra, Charlie, Mac, Frank and the entire cast of It's Always Sunny in Philalphia will be performing "The Nightman Cometh," their legendary musical, live at New York's Beacon Theatre on September 16th. Tickets go on sale Friday at 9am.

Season Five of It's Always Sunny premieres on September 17th.

A presale is now happening for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's The Nightman Cometh: Live at the Beacon Theatre on September 16th. The password is: HEPHILLY

The Nightman Cometh will also cometh to Phiadelphia's Tower Theare on September 17th and Boston's House of Blues on September 15th. More dates are expected to be announced shortly.

MSG Entertainment and Metropolitan Talent Presents are proud to welcome Conan O’Brien to Radio City Music Hall on Tuesday, June 1, 2010 and Wednesday, June 2 at 8pm. Conan O’Brien will headline a live comedy/music revue that begins a two-month, 30-city tour on April 12th. The aptly titled “Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television” tour kicks off in Eugene, Oregon, and will take Conan and a cast that will include longtime sidekick Andy Richter and the former Tonight Show band to theaters in at least 20 states and two Canadian provinces. It promises to be a night of music, comedy, hugging, and the occasional awkward silence. American Express is sponsoring the tour and tickets are available now at www.TeamCoco.com http://www.teamcoco.com/, www.Ticketmaster.com http://www.ticketmaster.com/ and www.radiocity.com http://www.radiocity.com/.

Congrats on landing the premium gig of hosting the MTV Movie Awards to Aziz Ansari, one of favorite comedians.

This summer, Aziz is heading out on his biggest headlining tour yet. He plays NYC's Town Hall on September 16th. Full tour dates after the jump....

The Pee-Wee Herman Show will be coming to Broadway's Stephen Sondhiem Theater for a six-week run beginning on October 26th.

In January, Mr. Reubens revived “The Pee-wee Herman Show” at Club Nokia at L.A. Live in Los Angeles, the first time in several years that he had played the character for a sustained period.

Not that Mr. Reubens needed any warm-up time to rediscover his inner Pee-wee. “It just came right back out like it was yesterday,” he said. “I don’t know what to make of that. I don’t know if that’s good or bad.”

Besides, Mr. Reubens said, “if I can’t muster that up, then I better quit.”

The well-received Los Angeles run laid the groundwork for the Broadway production, which is produced by Scott Sanders (“The Color Purple”) and directed by Alex Timbers (“Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson”), who also directed the Los Angeles incarnation.

While Mr. Reubens and his creative team have just begun discussing how the production will be adapted and enhanced for the Broadway stage, the show will feature music by Jay Cotton and puppetry by Basil Twist (“The Addams Family”). Additional human casting has not yet been announced, but familiar “Pee-wee’s Playhouse” characters like Conky the Robot and Chairry the talking chair are expected to be part of the ensemble.

“I felt if people came to it now,” Mr. Reubens said, “they would be going, ‘Where’s the talking chair?’ ”

For Mr. Reubens, who will be making his Broadway debut, the project is the fulfillment of a lifelong goal, dating back to his first trip with his grandparents to see a Broadway musical in 1962. (That musical? Jerry Herman and Don Appell’s “Milk and Honey.”)

It’s also a really good excuse to come to New York and do some sightseeing. (“Some group of tourists is going to be joined by me,” Mr. Reubens said.)

Until then, Mr. Reubens said he has to figure out how to suppress his childlike impatience for the show’s October opening. “The pressure of Twittering and Facebook posting between now and when I open is just daunting,” he said.

Tickets are now on presale for these shows. Go here for tickets. The password is "SCREAM".